Mercure ICON Singapore City Centre
Chinatown, Outram, Singapore
Vibe
Terrazzo accents and shophouse-inspired murals by artist duo Ripple Root anchor an energetic lobby overlooking Club Street's nightlife corridor.
“Club Street urban base”
Lobby murals depicting heritage shophouses alongside curated neighborhood dining guides to nearby hawker stalls.
An open lobby lounge and landscaped pool deck bar overlooking bustling Club Street nightlife.
Shophouse-inspired graphic murals, terrazzo lobby accents, and compact guest rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows.
On Club Street in Chinatown, steps from Telok Ayer cocktail bars and Maxwell Food Centre
Rooms
Compact layouts make efficient use of space with floor-to-ceiling windows, filtered water taps, and views across Chinatown's terracotta rooftops.
Wellness
A landscaped outdoor pool deck looks out across the city skyline, hosting morning yoga alongside an adjacent indoor gym.
Backstory
Opened in 2024 as the world's largest Mercure, the building was engineered using modular prefabricated concrete modules wrapped in terracotta-hued fins.
Eat & drink
Dining spans Neapolitan pies at L'antica Pizzeria da Michele, French dishes at La Table d'Emma, and craft drafts at Upward Taproom.
The neighborhood
Club Street's cocktail bars and Maxwell Food Centre sit right outside, with direct underground passageways to Chinatown and Telok Ayer MRTs.
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